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time for today's episode of Mystery is My Hobby, Bullets Make Holes.

Mystery is My Hobby, ladies and gentlemen, starting to explain. But tonight's

drama I select a case of three number one hundred fourteen from my book Mystery is My

Property. I call it Bullets Make Holes. I've never told you before. This fellow

Ronald Eraser, we called him Eraser because that's what he mostly used to make

his crime. Take a razor and slip through two from hairline to hairline. Just like

it's a fella skin in a catfish. Those here, this fellow Ronald Eraser is

straight from the pen last week and I got a hunch he's heading straight to this

large. Covered across the pier marked on the bridge below all hollars and sneak up

along the south bank. We're calling here, you know. Started shlitten through

beginning with Kevin number one and worked his way up to number six doing a

neat job in all of them. Never would a calling in number six only as razor got

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